The E951 road luminaire now reaches up to 134W on the 64 LED HP version and up to 194 lm/W on the 64 LED LP, with a front glass cover added to both 64 LED models.
C.U. Phosco has upgraded its E951 luminaire, the low-cost LED replacement for sodium discharge and compact fluorescent lanterns on minor roads. The range now spans four versions: 12 LED, 24 LED HE, 64 LED LP and 64 LED HP. Together they cover lumen packages from 1,100 lm to 20,240 lm, giving designers one luminaire family for a wider range of schemes.
WHAT'S NEW
More power on the 64 LED HP. The 64-HP now runs at up to 134W, delivering more light for demanding schemes and greater flexibility across road classes.
A front glass cover on both 64 LED versions. The 64-LP and 64-HP now have a front glass that protects the PMMA and polycarbonate lenses beneath. It helps maintain efficiency over the luminaire's life, extends the life of the LED board and improves UV resistance.
Higher efficacy across the range. The 64 LED LP now leads the range up to 194 lm/W, meaning more light for less energy.
Improved performance specification. The range now offers glare control up to G6 and lumen maintenance of up to L96 at 100,000 hours. It operates from -40°C to +40°C, and up to +50°C with output limits.
PROVEN LUMINAIRE WITH MORE FEATURES
The E951 keeps the features that have made it popular with contractors and local authorities. It is DarkSky Approved at 3000K or warmer, Zhaga-D4i certified and SR Driver ready, with IP66 protection and 10kV surge protection as standard. It is available in 4000K, 3000K, 2700K, 2200K and 1850K, depending on version.
The E951 can also be fitted with PhosLink, C.U. Phosco's compact power connector, giving up to nine power settings so one luminaire can suit many schemes. Side entry or post top, it is 100% recyclable and is eligible for the Enhanced Capital Allowance scheme.
FIND OUT MORE
The upgraded E951 is available now, with finance options for this product. Full specifications, photometry and the DarkSky certificate are on the E951 product page. To discuss a scheme, contact the team.